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Bruce M. McLeod Commissioner Carol LaBelle-Ehrhardt Assistant Commissioner of Operations Greg Shepherd Supervisor of Officials Administrative Office April 6, 2012/For Release at 5:45 pm ET Western Collegiate Hockey Association 2211 S. Josephine Street, Room 302 Denver, CO 80210 Seven WCHA Member-Team Players Honored as CCM Hockey p: 303 871-4491. f: 303 871-4770 [email protected] Division 1 All-Americans for 2011-12 Doug Spencer First Team Selections are UMD’s Connolly, CC’s Schwartz, UW’s Schultz; Second Team Associate Commissioner for Public Relations Honorees Include UM’s Bjugstad, UMD’s Brown, UM’s Patterson, DU’s Zucker Western Collegiate Hockey Association 559 D’Onofrio Drive, Ste. 103 MADISON, Wis. – Seven Western Collegiate Hockey Association member-team players, including Madison, WI 53719-2096 three first team selections, are among the 24 skaters announced today (April 6) as Division 1 Men’s p: 608 829-0100. f: 608 829-0200 All-Americans for 2011-12 from the NCAA Men’s Frozen Four being held in Tampa, Fla. [email protected] West First Team honorees from the WCHA are Duluth senior forward Jack Connolly, Home of a Collegiate Record 37 sophomore forward Jaden Schwartz and Wisconsin junior defenseman Justin Schultz. Both Connolly and Schultz are repeat First Team All-Americans. West Second Team All-Ameri- Men’s National Championship can selections were Minnesota sophomore forward Nick Bjugstad, Minnesota Duluth sophomore Teams Since 1951 forward J.T. Brown, Minnesota senior Kent Patterson and Denver sophomore forward 1952, 1953, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, Jason Zucker. 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1973, 1974, Since the completion of their seasons, Schwartz, Brown and Zucker have all opted to forgo their 1975, 1976, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, remaining collegiate eligibility and signed professional playing contracts. Schwartz signed with 1982, 1983, 1987, 1990, 1991, 1997, the NHL’s St. Louis Blues, Brown with the NHL’s and Zucker with the NHL’s 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, . 2011 The nation’s top 24 college hockey players represent 17 different Division 1 schools. Leading the Men’s Conference Members way with three selections was ECAC Champion and NCAA Frozen Four semifinalist . University of Anchorage The other three Frozen Four semifinalists – Boston College, Ferris State and Minnesota – each had Bemidji State University two honorees. Colorado College Noteworthy this year: University of Denver • Three players repeated as First Team choices: Boston College junior defenseman Brian Du- Technological University moulin, Wisconsin junior defenseman Justin Schultz and Minnesota Duluth senior forward Jack University of Minnesota Duluth Connolly. Connolly was also a Second Team selection in 2010. Minnesota State University • There are 15 players from the and nine from Canada. University of Nebraska Omaha • The U.S. selections come from Minnesota (5), Michigan (3), Massachusetts (2), Maine (1), University of North Dakota St. Cloud State University (1), Pennsylvania (1), Texas (1) and Wisconsin (1). The Canadian honorees hail from University of Wisconsin (3), Quebec (2), Saskatchewan (2), British Columbia (1) and (1). • Eleven of the honorees are seniors. Of the other 13, six are juniors and seven are sopho- 2012 Red Baron™ mores. WCHA Final Five • The ECAC and WCHA each had seven All-Americans, followed by five from the CCHA, four March 15-17 • Xcel Energy Center from , and one from Atlantic Hockey. Saint Paul, MN • Eighteen players participated in the NCAA Tournament. Nine of them advanced to the NCAA Frozen Four. visit us on the web at: • The honorees include nine of the 10 finalists for the 2012 Hobey Baker Memorial Award, the one omission being Michigan senior goaltender Shawn Hunwick. wcha.com The CCM Hockey All-American Teams are sponsored by CCM HOCKEY and chosen by members of the American Hockey Coaches Association. CCM is the legendary hockey brand dedi- cated to the endless pursuit of performance by delivering game-changing, head-to-toe innovative hockey equipment to players worldwide. WCHA Men’s Release • All-Americans • 040612 2011-12 AHCA/CCM Hockey Men’s Division 1 WCHA All-American Player Profiles All-American Teams Jack Connolly, Sr., F, Minnesota Duluth All-American West First Team All-American West First Team Goalie: Taylor Nelson, Sr., (Regina, SK) Became the school’s second three-time All-American in 2011-12 Defense: Torey Krug, Jr., Michigan State University (Livonia, MI) and the first Bulldog to ever attain All-WCHA First Team status on Defense: Justin Schultz, Jr., University of Wisconsin* three occasions … Finished second in the country in both scoring (West Kelowna, BC) (a career-high 60 points) and in assists (40) this past winter … Was Forward: Jack Connolly, Sr., University of Minnesota Duluth*# named the 2011-12 WCHA Player of the Year after reigning as the (Duluth, MN) league’s scoring champion … 2012 Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award Forward: Jaden Schwartz, So., Colorado College (Wilcox, SK) winner as the most outstanding senior student-athlete in Div. 1 Forward: Reilly Smith, Jr., Miami University (Mimico, ON) hockey … All-WCHA Academic Team honoree … Is the first Bulldog in 18 years to post 50 or more points in back-to-back seasons … Skated in a school-record 166 straight games since joining the All-American East First Team Bulldogs three years ago … Closed out his playing days ranking Goalie: , So., Union College (Brookfield, WI) eighth on UMD’s all-time scoring charts with 197 points – 34 Defense: Danny Biega, Jr., (, QC) more points than the next closed current NCAA competitor … Defense: Brian Dumoulin, Jr., Boston College* (Biddeford, ME) Captained the Bulldogs to a 25-10-6 overall record and their third Forward: Spencer Abbott, Sr., University of Maine (Hamilton, ON) NCAA tournament berth in the past four season … Is a two-time Forward: Alex Killorn, Sr., Harvard University (Montreal, QC) Hobey Baker Memorial Award finalist – a UMD program first… Forward: Austin Smith, Sr., Colgate University (Dallas, TX) Justin Schultz, Jr., D, Wisconsin All-American West Second Team All-American West First Team Goalie: Kent Patterson, Sr., University of Minnesota Schultz’ selection makes him the fourth Badger named a two-time (Plymouth, MN) First Team All-American, and the second defensemen … Schultz Defense: Chad Billins, Sr., Ferris State University (Marysville, MI) joins forward (1977, ’78), forward Mark Johnson (1978, Defense: Dan DeKeyser, So., Western Michigan University ’79) and defenseman (1976, ’77) as two-time First (Clay Township, MI) Team All-Americans … he is the school’s first two-time Hobey Forward: Nick Bjugstad, So., University of Minnesota Baker Memorial Award top-10 finalist … His 16 goals this season (Blaine, MN) made him the first defenseman in program history to lead the Forward: J.T. Brown, So., University of Minnesota Duluth team in scoring for a season … He was on the ice for 69 of (Burnsville, MN) Wisconsin’s 105 goals, 27 of UW’s 33 power-play goals and 10 of Forward: Jason Zucker, So., University of Denver (Las Vegas, NV) the squad’s 17 game-winning tallies during the 2011-12 season … Schultz posted scoring streaks of 10 and seven games during All-American East Second Team the season … The 10-game streak was the longest for a Badger Goalie: Joe Cannata, Sr., (Wakefield, MA) defenseman since the 1986-87 campaign … he is just the third Defense: Mat Bodie, So., Union College (East St. Paul, MB) skater in WCHA history to win two WCHA Defensive Player of the Defense: Tim Kirby, Sr., U.S. Air Force Academy (Austin, MN) Year awards … Schultz leads all national blue-liners in scoring for Forward: Barry Almeida, Sr., Boston College (Springfield, MA) the second consecutive season with 44 points, boasting a 1.19 Forward: Brian O’Neill, Sr., Yale University (Yardley, PA) points per game scoring average … The next closest defenseman Forward: , Jr., Union College (Bayfield, ON) is averaging 1.03 points per game … Schultz’s 40 career goals rank ninth-best all-time among WCHA defenseman and third in * First Team in 2010-11; # Second Team in 2009-10 school history.

Jaden Schwartz, So., F, Colorado College All-American West First Team Led Colorado College in scoring for second consecutive season with 41 points (15g, 26a) in just 30 games … Factored in on seven game-winning goals, scoring four (tying for the team high) and assisting on three … Served as for bronze medalist Canada at the 2011-12 IIHF Junior World Championships … named to All- WCHA Second Team … Earned a CC-best +6 plus/minus rating for the season … Recorded at least one in 26 outings, with two or more in 12 … Now playing for the St. Louis Blues of the , who drafted him in 2010 first round. WCHA Men’s Release • All-Americans • 040612 J.T. Brown, So., F, Minnesota Duluth Jason Zucker, So., F, Denver All-American West Second Team All-American West Second Team Leads the nation in plus/minus (+29) and shots on goal (187) … Zucker ranked second on the University of Denver team in 2011- Established career bests for goals (a team-leading 24), assists (23), 12 with 46 points on 22 goals and 24 assists … named All-WCHA power-play goals (eight), game-winners (four) and points (47) … Second Team and Inside College Hockey All-WCHA First Team after Was a 2011-12 All-WCHA First Team honoree … Became the first tying for second in WCHA scoring with 37 points on 19 goals and Bulldog to record two hat tricks in the same season since Mac- 18 assists in 27 league games … earned All-WCHA Academic Team Gregor Sharp did it in 2008-09 … Potted at least one goal in 11 honors … tallied four two-goal and three-point games against of his final 13 games with the Bulldogs … Bypassed his final two Minnesota State (10/22), Colorado College (12/2), Bemidji State seasons of eligibility to sign with the National Hockey League’s (12/9) and Bemidji State (1/14) … captained Team USA at the 2012 Tampa Bay Lightning. IIHF World Junior Championships (12/26–1/5) where he recorded seven points (3g, 4a) in six games … finished his two-year career Nick Bjugstad, So., F, Minnesota with 91 points on 45 goals and 46 assists in 78 games … signed All-American West Second Team professional contract with the Minnesota Wild of the National Named to the All-WCHA First Team … National Player of the Month Hockey League on March 27. for November after recording 13 points and nine goals … WCHA Offensive Player of the Week for Nov. 22 … set a career high in goals (25), assists (17) and points (42) while playing in 39 games … leads team in goals and ranks tied for fifth in the nation entering the Frozen Four with 25 … most goals scored by a Gopher since Ryan Potulny had 38 in 2005-06 … recorded 21 of his points (9g, 12a) in 16 road games … had a point in 13 of 16 road games and had five multiple-point games on the road … longest point drought of season is two games and that has happened only twice … tied for second on the team in power-play goals (8) and tied for third in plus-minus rating (+23) … leads team in shooting percentage (17.5%) … team is 20-6-1 when he records a point … leads team (of players who have taken more than 70 face-offs) with a 57.4% success rate … had a season-high six-game point streak (7g, 4a) from Nov. 12-Dec.2.

Kent Patterson, Sr., G, Minnesota All-American West Second Team Named to the All-WCHA First Team and won also the WCHA Goal- tending Champion title with a 2.06 goals-against average in league games … National Player of the Month for October (7-1-0 record, four , 1.74 GAA and .939 save percentage) … member of All-WCHA Academic Team … three-time WCHA Defensive Player of the Week honoree (Oct. 11, Nov. 1 and Feb. 21) … his 28 wins are the most by a Gopher since won 34 games in 1987-88 … won games against 10 different WCHA teams (Denver being the exception) … tied for the national lead in shutouts (7) … has started 63 straight games for Minnesota and dating back to his junior year played a consecutive 3,414:13 before not playing the final 20 minutes against Wisconsin (3/2) … streak started on Dec. 4, 2010 and spanned 57 games and went through 170 regulation periods and 12 sessions … became first goaltender to record consecutive shutouts against the same team since Adam Hauser ( Alaska Anchorage at home on March 12-13, 1999) … made 30 saves in a 5-0 win against St. Cloud State (11/19) to set a school record (breaking Stauber’s 1988 record of five) with six shutouts in a season. WCHA Men’s Release • All-Americans • 040612 WCHA All-Americans • 1951-2012

Colorado College Name/Position...... Year Name/Position...... Year Name/Position...... Year Wayne Smith/D...... 1965 Bob Boyd/D...... 1973 /F...... 1975 Name/Position...... Year Wayne Smith/D...... 1966 Norm Barnes/D...... 1974 Bill Baker/D...... 1979 /F...... 1952 /F...... 1967 Steve Colp/F...... 1974 /F...... 1980 /F...... 1952 Jim Wiste/F...... 1968 Tom Ross/F...... 1975 /F...... 1981 /F (2)...... 1952 /D...... 1968 Tom Ross/F...... 1976 Steve Ulseth/F...... 1981 /G (2)...... 1952 Keith Magnuson/D...... 1969 /F...... 1985 Phil Hilton/D...... 1955 George Morrison/F...... 1969 Michigan Tech Corey Millen/F (2)...... 1986 Clare Smith/F...... 1955 George Morrison/F...... 1970 Robb Stauber/G...... 1988 Randy Skarda/D (2)...... 1988 Doug Silverberg/D (2)...... 1955 Mike Christie/D...... 1971 Name/Position...... Year Dave Snuggerud/F (2)...... 1989 Doug Silverberg/D...... 1956 Vic Venasky/F...... 1971 Joe deBastiani/D (2)...... 1952 Todd Richards/D (2)...... 1989 Don Wishart/D...... 1957 Tom Peluso/F...... 1972 Bob Monahan/D...... 1953 Doug Zmolek/D (2)...... 1992 Bill ‘Red’ Hay/F...... 1957 /G...... 1973 Jack McManus/F (2)...... 1956 Larry Olimb/F (2)...... 1992 Bob McCusker/F (2)...... 1957 Rob Palmer/F...... 1973 John Kosiancic/F...... 1959 Chris McAlpine/D (2)...... 1994 Bill ‘Red’ Hay/F...... 1958 Doug Berry/F...... 1978 Paul Coppo/F...... 1960 /F...... 1995 Bob McCusker/F...... 1958 Ernie Glanville/G...... 1978 George Cuculick/G...... 1960 Brian Bonin/F...... 1996 John Simus/F...... 1964 Dallas Gaume/F...... 1986 Henry Akervall/D...... 1960 /D...... 1996 Bob Lindberg/F...... 1966 Dwight Mathiasen/F (2)...... 1986 John Kosiancic/F...... 1960 Dan Trebil/D (2)...... 1996 Bob Lindberg/F...... 1967 Chris Olson/G (2)...... 1986 Jerry Sullivan/F...... 1962 Mike Crowley/D...... 1997 Bob Collyard/F...... 1969 Jim Smith/D (2)...... 1986 /F...... 1962 /D...... 2001 Bob Collyard/F...... 1970 Daryn McBride/F (2)...... 1989 Henry Akervall/D...... 1962 Jordan Leopold/D...... 2002 Bob Winograd/D...... 1972 Dave Shields/F (2)...... 1990 Elov Seger/D...... 1962 /F...... 2002 /F...... 1972 Paul Comrie/F (2)...... 1999 Garry Bauman/G...... 1963 Paul Martin/D (2)...... 2003 Doug Palazzari/F...... 1974 Wade Dubielewicz/G (2)...... 2002 George Hill/F...... 1963 Keith Ballard/D...... 2004 Eddie Mio/G...... 1975 Ryan Caldwell/D...... 2004 Garry Bauman/G...... 1964 /F (2)...... 2004 Eddie Mio/G...... 1976 Matt Carle/D...... 2005 Tony Esposito/G...... 1965 Ryan Potulny/F...... 2006 Dave Feamster/D...... 1980 Brett Skinner/D (2)...... 2005 Tony Esposito/G...... 1966 Alex Goligoski/D...... 2007 Doug Lidster/D...... 1983 Gabe Gauthier/F (2)...... 2005 Bruce Riutta/D...... 1966 Ryan Stoa/F...... 2009 Rob Doyle/D (2)...... 1987 Matt Carle/D...... 2006 Tony Esposito/G...... 1967 Nick Bjugstad/F (2)...... 2012 Chris Hynnes/D (2)...... 1992 /F (2)...... 2006 Bruce Riutta/D...... 1967 Kent Patterson/G (2)...... 2012 Shawn Reid/D...... 1994 Chris Butler/D (2)...... 2008 Rick Best/G...... 1967 Ryan Bach/G (2)...... 1995 /G...... 2010 /F...... 1967 Kent Fearns/D (2)...... 1995 Patrick Wiercioch/D...... 2010 Al Karlander/F...... 1969 Minnesota Duluth Jay McNeill/F (2)...... 1995 Rhett Rakhshani/F...... 2010 Rob Murray/D...... 1971 Peter Geronazzo/F...... 1996 Jason Zucker/F (2)...... 2012 Morris Trewin/G...... 1971 Name/Position...... Year Ryan Bach/G...... 1996 Jim Nahrgang/D...... 1974 Bob Hill/D...... 1966 Brian Swanson/F (2)...... 1998 Michigan /F...... 1974 Keith ‘Huffer’ Christiansen/F...... 1967 Calvin Elfring/D (2)...... 1998 Bob D’Alvise/F...... 1975 Murray Keogan/F...... 1970 Brian Swanson/F...... 1999 Name/Position...... Year Mike Zuke/F...... 1976 Ron Busniuk/D...... 1970 Scott Swanson/D...... 1999 Jim Haas/D (2)...... 1952 George Lyle/F...... 1976 Walt Ledingham/F...... 1971 Mark Cullen/F (2)...... 2001 Alex MacLellan/D...... 1953 /D...... 1981 Walt Ledingham/F...... 1972 Mark Cullen/F (2)...... 2002 Jim Haas/D (2)...... 1954 Kip Noble/D (2)...... 1990 Pat Boutette/F...... 1973 Tom Preissing/D...... 2003 Lorne Howes/G...... 1956 Jamie Ram/G...... 1993 Curt Giles/D...... 1978 Noah Clarke/F...... 2003 Bill MacFarland/F...... 1956 Jamie Ram/G...... 1994 Curt Giles/D...... 1979 /F...... 2003 Bob Schiller/D...... 1956 Colin Murphy/F (2)...... 2005 Mark Pavelich/F...... 1979 Curtis McElhinney/G (2)...... 2003 Bob White/F...... 1958 Tom Kurvers/D...... 1984 /F...... 2005 Bob Watt/D...... 1959 Minnesota /F...... 1984 Brett Sterling/F...... 2005 Bob White/F...... 1959 Rick Kosti/G (2)...... 1984 Mark Stuart/D...... 2005 Bob Lakso/F (2)...... 1984 Red Berenson/F...... 1961 Name/Position...... Year Curtis McElhinney/G...... 2005 Bill Watson/F...... 1985 Red Berenson/F...... 1962 /F (2)...... 1952 Brett Sterling/F...... 2006 Rick Kosti/G...... 1985 Tom Polonic/D...... 1964 /G...... 1953 Richard Bachman/G...... 2008 Norm Maciver/D...... 1985 Gordon Wilkie/F...... 1964 John Mayasich/F...... 1953 Jack Hillen/D...... 2008 Norm Maciver/D...... 1986 /F...... 1965 /D...... 1954 Chad Rau/F (2)...... 2008 /F (2)...... 1986 Jim Keough/G...... 1968 Dick Dougherty/F...... 1954 Chad Rau/F (2)...... 2009 Mike DeAngelis/D (2)...... 1988 Robbie Moore/G...... 1974 John Mayasich/F...... 1954 Jaden Schwartz/F...... 2012 Chad Erickson/G...... 1990 Dave Debol/F...... 1977 Ken Yackel/D...... 1955 Derek Plante/F...... 1993 /F...... 1980 John Mayasich/F...... 1955 Brett Hauer/D...... 1993 Denver Paul Fricker/G...... 1981 Ken Yackel/F (2) ...... 1956 /F...... 1994 Jack McCartan/G...... 1957 /F...... 2004 Name/Position...... Year Jack Petroske/D (2)...... 1957 Michigan State Beau Geisler/D (2)...... 2004 Eddie Miller/D...... 1952 Jack McCartan/G...... 1958 /G...... 2009 Ed Zemrau/D...... 1958 Dick Burg/F...... 1958 Name/Position...... Year Jack Connolly/F (2)...... 2010 George Konik/D...... 1960 Mike Pearson/F...... 1958 Joe Selinger/G...... 1959 Jack Connolly/F...... 2011 Marty Howe/D...... 1960 Murray Williamson/F...... 1959 John Chandik/G...... 1962 Mike Connolly/F (2)...... 2011 /F...... 1960 Lou Nanne/D...... 1963 Carl Lackey/D...... 1964 Jack Connolly/F...... 2012 Marty Howe/D...... 1961 Craig Falkman/F...... 1964 Doug Roberts/F...... 1965 J.T. Brown/F (2)...... 2012 Bill Masterton/F...... 1961 Doug Volmar/F...... 1966 /F...... 1965 George Kirkwood/G...... 1961 Rick Duffett/G...... 1969 /F...... 1968 Grant Munro/D...... 1961 Don Thompson/F...... 1971 Murray McLachlan/G...... 1970 Jerry Walker/F...... 1961 Jim Watt/G...... 1972 Wally Olds/D...... 1970 Bill Staub/F...... 1963 Les Auge/D...... 1975 WCHA Men’s Release • All-Americans • 040612 WCHA All-Americans con’t Name/Position...... Year Name/Position...... Year T.J. Oshie/F...... 2008 Kirk Daubenspeck/G (2)...... 1997 Chay Genoway/D (2)...... 2009 Jeff Dessner/D...... 2000 Chay Genoway/D...... 2011 Steve Reinprecht/F...... 2000 Minnesota State /F...... 2011 /F (2)...... 2000 Aaron Dell/G (2)...... 2011 Dany Heatley/F...... 2001 Name/Position...... Year Bernd Bruckler/2...... 2004 /F (2)...... 2003 /G...... 2006 Grant Stevenson/F (2)...... 2003 Northern Michigan Tom Gilbert/D (2)...... 2006 David Backes/F (2)...... 2006 Joe Pavelski/F (2)...... 2006 Name/Position...... Year Jamie McBain/D...... 2009 Gary Emmons/F (2)...... 1987 Brendan Smith/D...... 2010 North Dakota /F (2)...... 1988 /F...... 2010 Darryl Olsen/D (2)...... 1989 Justin Schultz/D...... 2011 Name/Position...... Year /F...... 1991 /D (2)...... 2011 Ben Cherski/F (2)...... 1952 Brad Werenka/D...... 1991 Justin Schultz/D...... 2012 Ben Cherski/F...... 1953 Bill Pye/G (2)...... 1991 Ben Cherski/F...... 1954 Dallas Drake/F...... 1992 Spike Schultz/G...... 1954 Jim Hiller/F (2)...... 1992 Bill Reichart/F (2)...... 1955 Bill Reichart/F...... 1957 Bill Steenson/D (2)...... 1957 Notre Dame Bill Steenson/D...... 1958 Bill Steenson/D...... 1959 Name/Position...... Year Reg Morelli/F...... 1960 Bill Nyrop/D...... 1973 Don Ross/D...... 1963 Eddie Bumbacco/F...... 1973 Al McLean/F...... 1963 Jack Brownschidle/D...... 1976 Dave Merrifield/F...... 1963 Jack Brownschidle/D...... 1977 Don Ross/D...... 1965 /F...... 1977 Terry Casey/F...... 1966 Greg Meredith/F...... 1980 Jerry Lafond/D...... 1967 Terry Abram/D...... 1968 St. Cloud State /F...... 1968 Bob Munro/F...... 1969 Name/Position...... Year John Marks/D...... 1969 Fred Knipscheer/F (2)...... 1993 John Marks/D...... 1970 /F (2)...... 1997 Alan Hangsleben/D...... 1972 Mike Pudlick/D (2)...... 2000 Bob Iwabuchi/G...... 1979 Scott Meyer/G (2)...... 2001 Kevin Maxwell/F...... 1979 Mark Hartigan/F...... 2002 Mark Taylor/F...... 1980 Bobby Goepfert/G (2)...... 2006 Howard Walker/D...... 1980 Bobby Goepfert/G (2)...... 2007 /D...... 1981 Ryan Lasch/F (2)...... 2008 James Patrick/D...... 1983 Jon Casey/G...... 1984 /D (2)...... 1986 Wisconsin Tony Hrkac/F...... 1987 Ian Kidd/D...... 1987 Name/Position...... Year Bob Joyce/F...... 1987 John Jagger/D...... 1970 Ed Belfour/G (2)...... 1987 Jeff Rotsch/D...... 1972 Steve Johnson/F...... 1988 Brian Engblom/D...... 1975 Russ Parent/D...... 1990 Craig Norwich/D...... 1976 Lee Davidson/F (2)...... 1990 Craig Norwich/D...... 1977 Greg Johnson/F...... 1991 /G...... 1977 Greg Johnson/F (2)...... 1992 Mike Eaves/F...... 1977 Greg Johnson/F...... 1993 Mike Eaves/F...... 1978 Teeder Wynne/F (2)...... 1996 Mark Johnson/F...... 1978 /D (2)...... 1997 Mark Johnson/F...... 1979 David Hoogsteen/F (2)...... 1997 Roy Schultz/G...... 1980 Curtis Murphy/D...... 1998 Theran Welsh/D...... 1980 /F (2)...... 1998 John Newberry/F...... 1982 Karl Goehring/G (2)...... 1998 Bruce Driver/D...... 1982 Jason Blake/F...... 1999 Pat Flatley/F...... 1983 Brad Williamson/D...... 1999 Tim Thomas/D (2)...... 1985 Jay Panzer/F (2)...... 1999 /F (2)...... 1985 Karl Goehring/G...... 2000 Tony Granato/F (2)...... 1987 Jeff Panzer/F...... 2000 /F...... 1988 Lee Goren/F (2)...... 2000 Paul Stanton/D...... 1988 Jeff Panzer/F...... 2001 /F (2)...... 1988 Travis Roche/D...... 2001 Dean Anderson/G (2)...... 1988 Bryan Lundbohm/F (2)...... 2001 /G (2)...... 1989 Brandon Bochenski/F...... 2004 Gary Shuchuk/F...... 1990 /F...... 2004 Sean Hill/D (2)...... 1991 /F...... 2007 Duane Derksen/G (2)...... 1992 Jonathan Toews/F...... 2007 Barry Richter/D...... 1993 /D (2)...... 2007 Brian Rafalski/D...... 1995